EmotionallyUnstable

McDermott confirmed via presser.

Both things can be true

Hey at least it’s snowing!

And waiting four seconds to throw all the way across the field was the better option? The read here should have been to the 1 on 1, but like you alluded to earlier in this thread, Allen is likely captive to the limitations and doing too much because of it.

Interesting to me that he threw all the way to the #1 in the trips to the wide side of the field when he knew it was a pressure look, instead of taking the boundary 1 on 1.

I think steeler win in better outcome

The fact Samuel has like 65 receiving yards is unbelievable

Way too early to tell but based on my initial diagnosis I’d say it’s a career ender

Remember when Dorsey was fired, Brady took over and we heard a lot of “this is Josh Allen’s offense now” I wonder what JA is thinking these days

If Waddle was on the Bills sideline today, instead of the Dolphins, idk that it changes the outcome of the game.

Obviously both but Brady has to be the main culprit. Khalil Shakir is statistically on pace to mirror last season, while Curtis Samuel and Elijah Moore are poised for Career worst seasons. Coleman seems to have not made any noticeable strides, nor do I see any attempt to get him involved in the game aside from the random back shoulder that is just entirely awful. Palmer has been injured and usage inconsistent so it’s really hard to know what he’d be contributing if healthy. It just strikes me as Brady has no idea how to get the best out of his wide receivers, and Beane didn’t do him too many favors bringing in talent for him to work with. It’s a bit of chicken and the egg, but I also feel that it falls on Brady because of the effect it’s had on Allen. He’s taken a weapon and put a governor on it. He’s antsy in the pocket, passing up open WRs for the big play, and taking sacks and turning the ball over like years past. It’s frustrating that we don’t seem to have the answers.

Super frustrating game. And as much as a disappointment it is that they’ll likely lose the division, the goal has changed: make the playoffs and all bets are off. Punch your ticket to the dance, and we still have Josh Allen and a fighters chance. You never know when you’ll get hot. Things aren’t pointing that way; but we’ve seen flashes. It’s too early to say, “throw it all away” and start talking firing people. There will be plenty of time for that when the final whistle blows and we know where we end up.

His fumble and RZ int weren’t part of the problem? You know it’s okay to be a fan and still be honest.

Not to mention we now lost our last depth piece in Jackson and Kincaid what’s fixing to be a career ender based off his history 🥸 what went right today?

My guess is he (wrongly) was fearful of having to punt in that heavy rain. Just so frustrating to concede the opportunity.

I am with you. There were a handful of times there were some underneath options I thought Allen passed up. Guys were covered up too. And he missed a couple. OL wasn’t great. Play calling lacked creative ingenuity to fabricate space and touches. It was just a complete failure by all.

Idk what the callers said but from my own perspective, it is absolutely fine to criticize Allen’s play. He did not execute at the level he needs to in order for this team to win. It was by far his worst game in a long time, despite the garbage time passing numbers. That does not mean he isn’t elite, and that there are many other factors at play, but those ailments don’t excuse his lack of execution too. He’d be the first to tell you,

Allen was awful. Bad decisions, jittery feet, not taking the open underneath throws, off the mark on quick game, can’t throw the deep ball when it’s finally open, reckless with the football. SMH

Just unprepared. Unmotivated. Unwise.

Pound the rock. Excited to see what Solomon and Jackson can do vs the rough Miami OL.

It’s crazy to me considering week 6 vs Falcons he looked like he was ready to go back in, and it’s been a month now of no action.

They’re 3-5 what are they pretending?

Drake London top 5 WR in the league?

Such a PR move. Josh Allen makes 55 MILLION average per year. 14k, even in a most conservative estimate, is the equivalent of $100 fine for the average Joe.

No surprise in Waddle but the Williams news is interesting. I wonder how he foresaw any trade looking in acquiring ANOTHER DT, albeit one that is a premier player, just a year after drafting two of them. Who would they have moved?